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Speaker 5: Oh my, I love music like that really makes you
Speaker 5: think something good's coming on?
Speaker 1: Hey, what's wrong with that television set? Mister Frett.
Speaker 6: Oh haven't you heard?
Speaker 7: Missus Skelton has been using the antenna for a clothesline.
Speaker 2: Hey, remind me to buy her a regular clothes line.
Speaker 2: She hangs those clothes anywhere. Yesterday I walked out and
Speaker 2: I saw my shirt and a pair of shorts a
Speaker 2: walk over and shook hands with it.
Speaker 1: Turned out to be a rose bud. There was nothing.
Speaker 7: I don't want to be a Bodinski, but I think
Speaker 7: letting missus Skelton do the lindry makes you look very bad.
Speaker 2: Oh, you think you're right, makes me feel bad too.
Speaker 2: To let the neighbors know my wife does the wh
Speaker 2: I would have to get a higher fence. Well, you
Speaker 2: know by now that boy is fired. You can clear
Speaker 2: in his typewriter an ulcer. He's done.
Speaker 7: You know, you know it wouldn't hurt you to carry
Speaker 7: the soil clothes down to the laundry mat and then
Speaker 7: put a quarter in the slot.
Speaker 2: You know what happened to me the first time I
Speaker 2: walked int one of those laundry mats.
Speaker 1: I put a quarter in the machine. I thought I
Speaker 1: hit the jackpot eight with towels smack me right in
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Speaker 7: Excuse me, Missus Calton. But I'd like to tune in
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Speaker 1: I don't want to hear that crooked politician.
Speaker 7: Oh now, this is a very important program today about
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Speaker 1: Home bomb shelters. That stupid who'd want to shelter a
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Speaker 9: on world affairs.
Speaker 1: Thank you my friends, and you are my friends.
Speaker 2: I'll say you're not my friends. Nobody's gonna tell me
Speaker 2: who my friends are. Ill. It's nice to see your
Speaker 2: bloodshot eyes again, which reminds me tomorrow I am going
Speaker 2: to be on at a more convenient time, So get
Speaker 2: your knives out and cut the time in your television sets.
Speaker 2: Starting tomorrow, I will give my report to the borders
Speaker 2: at three point fifteen in the morning. I'm gonna tell
Speaker 2: bedtime stories to gamblers.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you how to get the most out
Speaker 1: of your racing form.
Speaker 2: Remember the time now, remember it because I ain't gonna
Speaker 2: repeat it. I can't remember it now. Tonight, I would
Speaker 2: like to talk to you about testing the atomic bomb.
Speaker 2: I was up the other morning and I saw that flash,
Speaker 2: And believe me, I never saw such a light.
Speaker 3: Before my life.
Speaker 2: Here's about time a lot of politicians saw that light.
Speaker 2: When the guy says that's coming from Las Vegas, I
Speaker 2: thought somebody hit the jackpot on a pinball machine. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you, neighbors, one more blast like that last one,
Speaker 2: and we can eliminate Nevada completely. Which brings me to
Speaker 2: why I'm speaking to you, friends. Does your backyard look
Speaker 2: different lately? Or haven't you got an atomic bomb shoulder yet?
Speaker 1: Now? This shoulder against bombs is the rage.
Speaker 2: Now get one, because when Washington gets through with them taxers,
Speaker 2: we're gonna wind up in a hole.
Speaker 1: Anyhow, I guess as well be comfortable.
Speaker 2: Now when I'm mentioning the name of the company that
Speaker 2: builds these bombshellters. I don't think just because he's my brother,
Speaker 2: That's why I'm doing it. I wouldn't let relatives use
Speaker 2: me while I'm in office. Relatives don't mean a thing.
Speaker 2: It's the money I'm after. I got something to tell
Speaker 2: you here. As soon as they're finding I got it.
Speaker 2: See your boom boom bomb, sheeld dealer today they got
Speaker 2: bomb sellers all sizes. Now they start at six thousand
Speaker 2: dollars that's for the large economy size. And then they
Speaker 2: have them down to a dollar ninety eight. That's in
Speaker 2: case you've got a pet golfer you want.
Speaker 1: To keep Harrod.
Speaker 2: Now the boom boom bomb shelters are easily shipped through
Speaker 2: the mail.
Speaker 1: We even ship you the hole in the ground. Now
Speaker 1: the bomb bomb bomb shelters are fully guaranteed.
Speaker 2: In case they don't work, you just mail up the
Speaker 2: mess and we'll gladly refund your money. Our bombshelters is
Speaker 2: the bound to be the talk of the neighborhood. Leave
Speaker 2: the top off of them and surprise your friends when
Speaker 2: they drop in they sell all throw makes a wonderful
Speaker 2: place to hide from the finance company and call right now.
Speaker 2: If you don't have a whole then right if you
Speaker 2: can't write, just dick, you hit out the window and yell.
Speaker 2: And this offer can't last forever because the FBI is
Speaker 2: closing in on this.
Speaker 10: Now, I'll see you later, say say mister scouting.
Speaker 7: Let's all to one of those hard bomb shelters, will you.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm gonna build one myself. All I need is
Speaker 2: fade and a pancake and a pickass. Hey, Frett, you
Speaker 2: go next door and borrow the one from Jean.
Speaker 1: Fowler with Oh that's out.
Speaker 7: Mister Fowler told me this morning that he loaned them
Speaker 7: out last spring and hasn't gotten them back yet.
Speaker 1: You know, some people are inconsiderate when they borrow things.
Speaker 1: You know that, Yeah, who's the dirk he loaned it
Speaker 1: to you? Well, I show you how you can misjudge people.
Speaker 7: Mister Skelton, are you sure you can build that bombshellter
Speaker 7: by yourself?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I remember that swimming pool that you built last year.
Speaker 2: Well, I can't hope it if I got tired right
Speaker 2: in the middle of it. But it turned out to
Speaker 2: be a nice bird bath.
Speaker 7: Some bird bath was so small the birds took one
Speaker 7: look at it and send the feathers out to be
Speaker 7: dry clean.
Speaker 1: That's what I like about a bird joke, and it
Speaker 1: lays an egg. You don't feel bad to say.
Speaker 7: Why don't you call Dave Roseen's Archester to help you
Speaker 7: build it?
Speaker 1: No, Dave's kind of busy. He's working on my next picture,
Speaker 1: the Texas Carnival with Esther Williams and Chuck Waters. You know.
Speaker 2: And right now he's rehearsing his band and they're going
Speaker 2: to play petepe WoT.
Speaker 10: We wear the cleanest clothes town?
Speaker 2: Do we love time?
Speaker 10: We do the mom and popping Uncle jump in all I.
Speaker 8: Guess so skinny, so skinny.
Speaker 10: So you get the greenest washing.
Speaker 6: Town with the id Yes, your whole fa. Where's the
Speaker 6: cleanest closed in town? When you use tide in your
Speaker 6: washing machine?
Speaker 1: How do we know?
Speaker 4: Laboratory tests tests against this soap that so everyone you
Speaker 4: can think of, most likely everyone you've ever used, And
Speaker 4: how does tide stack up against them?
Speaker 3: Well, just listen to this.
Speaker 6: Tide gets closed cleaner than any other washing products sold
Speaker 6: throughout America. Yes, we've got the facts and figures to
Speaker 6: prove it. But you've got even better. You've got the
Speaker 6: cleaner print dresses, your little daughter wears, the cleaner dungarees
Speaker 6: on that youngster of yours. So, lady, remember this next
Speaker 6: wash day when you take a tide wash out of
Speaker 6: the rint stub and hang it up, Well you've got
Speaker 6: yourself the cleanest wash in town.
Speaker 9: Tide gets any sap.
Speaker 11: You get the cleanest washing town with tie.
Speaker 7: Mister Skelton, I still think you should hire someone to
Speaker 7: build a bomb shelter.
Speaker 1: Look, I'll do it myself. I should be able to
Speaker 1: finish it one day.
Speaker 7: Well, don't knock yourself out.
Speaker 1: Look, I'll dig a wild and then i'll rest a while. Well,
Speaker 1: time to rest, gang.
Speaker 12: Rod, Come on over, What are you doing taking a hog?
Speaker 1: No, I'm knitting the glove.
Speaker 10: Hey, you tell me.
Speaker 1: You say it don't has four fingers.
Speaker 3: It only has four fingers.
Speaker 1: It's from my cow.
Speaker 2: You were a new freeze that the government put on.
Speaker 2: I don't want to take any chances. They grab a
Speaker 2: shovel and give me a hen.
Speaker 12: Well, you only have one shovel and you're using it.
Speaker 2: Well take it, boy, I don't want to hog all
Speaker 2: of What are you digging for a bomb shoulder?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 4: Look i'll help you build, Jorge, if you'll help me
Speaker 4: build mine. I've been studying up on bomb sholders. Now, hey,
Speaker 4: let me show you how you go about it. Well,
Speaker 4: first you have to measure off of space eight by
Speaker 4: twelve feet eight feet huh, and then it should be
Speaker 4: about nine feet deep feet deep.
Speaker 3: I'll mark it off and you start digging.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll stand back. I'll dig like a bus or Hey,
Speaker 1: how deep did you say this had to be nine feet? Well,
Speaker 1: I ain't too particular. I'll just dig it big enough
Speaker 1: to hide my head in.
Speaker 3: I'll keep digging.
Speaker 1: Hey, what's this I dug in? There's nothing looks like
Speaker 1: a gopher hole.
Speaker 3: Only it's bigger. Oh, there's a body down there.
Speaker 10: I'll go call it.
Speaker 1: Please hurry. Hey wat sho, you're up in that shovel.
Speaker 12: Boy, Well, hey, love fum, what are you doing down
Speaker 12: in this hole?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: You like to know?
Speaker 2: I start information, fat boy, I got a gopher his
Speaker 2: wife and I have I detect busybodies. I don't like
Speaker 2: people who are busybodies, and you are about the vision body.
Speaker 2: I don't like busie bodies.
Speaker 1: Uh huh. You must know.
Speaker 2: I'm a little short on door and I'm tunneling my
Speaker 2: way to the Bank of America.
Speaker 3: Like, how did you get down there?
Speaker 1: I'll tell you how I got down here.
Speaker 2: I very politely asked my wife if I could go
Speaker 2: out of the house today, and you know what, O
Speaker 2: the wind tunnel said no, Well, you mean you can
Speaker 2: hear her? And to everybody in the neighborhood heard her. Boy,
Speaker 2: oh boy, she let out a shattered all the windows
Speaker 2: in the neighbor neighborhood. Boy, what a boy he's got.
Speaker 2: When she gets mad ill Tech seismographed up and Nevada
Speaker 2: dropped another one.
Speaker 4: All right, well, what did you when one word?
Speaker 1: She says, No, only that wasn't the word she do.
Speaker 2: So when I she wasn't looking, I sneak out in
Speaker 2: the backyard and I start digging.
Speaker 1: I like to dig.
Speaker 2: You see, when I was in the army, I used
Speaker 2: to dig all the fox holes. That is until one
Speaker 2: day I was digging there and a fox came up
Speaker 2: and he looked at me and he no, no, not
Speaker 2: that way between the lanes.
Speaker 1: You know what I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I dug a tunnel, or I got him all over town.
Speaker 2: You know, I can get any place. Nobody knows me,
Speaker 2: Old sir mouse, really they called me. Now, I dug
Speaker 2: over to Joe's Bar and grill. And you should have
Speaker 2: seen Joe's kitchen when I stuck my head through that door.
Speaker 1: Nine guys took the pledge.
Speaker 11: One guys took a bit drink out of his glass,
Speaker 11: set it down and.
Speaker 2: Look me right in the eye, and he says, these
Speaker 2: California turmikes are getting bigger.
Speaker 3: You know, I think you've had one too many.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I got room for one more. You know
Speaker 2: I you know I can prove it. I'm still conscious.
Speaker 2: That's why I know I have left.
Speaker 3: You can't even see straight.
Speaker 2: Who can't see you can't I can't see playing. I
Speaker 2: see you right there. You're the one standing in the middle.
Speaker 2: If you could be polite and introduced me to those
Speaker 2: other two guys, you know.
Speaker 3: You gotta lay off that stuff.
Speaker 2: I can't drink water, and I gotta have water don't
Speaker 2: have any vitamins in it.
Speaker 1: That's why I don't drink that.
Speaker 12: The other stuff doesn't have any vitamins either.
Speaker 2: Look buster, if I'm gonna miss my vitamin, just gotta
Speaker 2: taste good.
Speaker 3: See, I need my strang.
Speaker 1: I'm a pretty stick boy.
Speaker 3: I am a pretty stick boy.
Speaker 2: I have breathing three day and it ain't easier.
Speaker 1: The doctor told me I was all out of shape.
Speaker 2: Of course I didn't pay any attention to him tell
Speaker 2: me I was out of shape, but didn't believe himuntil
Speaker 2: I tripped over my stomach on the way out.
Speaker 1: It says I only got a few hours lived.
Speaker 3: Who told you that? A doctor?
Speaker 1: No? No, my wife.
Speaker 2: When I get home, she says I'm a dead duck.
Speaker 2: Oh look, here comes a wax salesman. Put that sign
Speaker 2: on his car.
Speaker 13: Police, it says, police, All right, all right, what are
Speaker 13: you doing that?
Speaker 3: Well, lobster, I was only digging.
Speaker 1: Yes, I can see you're.
Speaker 13: Digging, and it looks mighty suspicious.
Speaker 1: H just as a thought.
Speaker 3: You're burying the body.
Speaker 1: I'm nobody, officer. I'm alive. Oh you are last time?
Speaker 1: More alive? Where's the part I prove it? Maybe I'm del.
Speaker 3: But if you're alive, then what are you doing down
Speaker 3: in that hole?
Speaker 1: Not so fast?
Speaker 3: Places?
Speaker 1: Gay? What's your need?
Speaker 2: Willy lumplump, willy lumplumpy.
Speaker 1: No, not willy lump lump, a willy lumplump. That's it.
Speaker 3: Where's your home?
Speaker 10: What's that?
Speaker 2: Where's your home in the hands of the Bank of America.
Speaker 1: Are you married?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 10: I said?
Speaker 3: Are you married?
Speaker 1: Oh? I always looked this way after a hot rap. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there was a bum rapper.
Speaker 2: I would have never married my wife if I had
Speaker 2: read that fine writ in our marriage license.
Speaker 1: It said I have to support her mother too. Oh,
Speaker 1: her mother's a very fourth and her father.
Speaker 2: Oh what This guy has sat in the living room
Speaker 2: for ten years, and no one's coming offered him a job. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's the very fur sighted guy. Though he stole the
Speaker 2: nineteen twenty nine Christ Coming, so he stopped working nineteen eighteen.
Speaker 1: Oh, let's not.
Speaker 3: Talk about that, though.
Speaker 1: I got a very weak stommach.
Speaker 4: Well you're the guy i've been looking for, jump jump
Speaker 4: you lump lumps the name butter. Your wife calls the
Speaker 4: station and reported you're missing for the last five days.
Speaker 2: Well, how did she find out I was missing? She
Speaker 2: only cleans that doghouse once a week.
Speaker 1: Where come on, I'm taking you back to your way
Speaker 1: to my wife.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: Oh, well, we all got to go sooner or later.
Speaker 3: Hey, Scouting, come on out here.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 2: I'm talking on the phone to Dave Rosenie's orchestra. He
Speaker 2: wants me to hear the number he's gonna play on
Speaker 2: the show Sunday.
Speaker 3: What's he gonna play?
Speaker 14: Oh, just one of those things.
Speaker 6: You've heard us called Tide a miracle, And that's exactly
Speaker 6: what Tide is. Why the single fact that Tide vanished
Speaker 6: soap film is what made no rinsing practical. So if
Speaker 6: you're one of the women who likes to wash without rinsing.
Speaker 6: You use Tide because Tide will give you the cleanest
Speaker 6: possible no rinse wash, and of course you'll.
Speaker 3: Save all that time and work too.
Speaker 6: Now, on the other hand, if you prefer to rinse
Speaker 6: your clothes, and I know most of you do, here's
Speaker 6: what Tide promises you.
Speaker 3: Tide will get.
Speaker 4: Your clothes cleaner than any soap on Earth, cleaner than
Speaker 4: any other washing product so throughout America. Tide will give
Speaker 4: you cleaner shirts for your husband, cleaner play clothes for
Speaker 4: your children. Yes, the Tide wash is the cleanest wash
Speaker 4: in town.
Speaker 9: Tide gets tell cleena than any any any soap.
Speaker 1: You get the cleanest.
Speaker 10: Washing town with te.
Speaker 3: Hey, you got anything in the ice box?
Speaker 1: Now there's something in there will melt in your mouth.
Speaker 4: Ice cream, ice cube. Well, I'm gonna fect a sound.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, milkman just pulling the driveway. Hey, it's color
Speaker 4: flying mcpug, the punch drunk fighter that's always hearing bells
Speaker 4: and birds.
Speaker 11: Don't need anybody win with your milk, all right, boy,
Speaker 11: they get them. Stop claning them bell around here. You
Speaker 11: know you want a kernel of milk with your money
Speaker 11: with your boy.
Speaker 3: Califi, how long have you been a milkman and.
Speaker 1: Guy with twenty one Now you could be a milk boy.
Speaker 3: You knew.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't. I'm too fat for you, and I don't
Speaker 1: bother me. Got nothing wrong with my truck. I got
Speaker 1: your thinking.
Speaker 11: I get some mandic truck all it time, old man,
Speaker 11: move my life.
Speaker 1: I think the man that you read, but you ain't
Speaker 1: a clum.
Speaker 3: Well, what's wrong with your truck? It seems to run
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 11: Yeah, but the bell keeping and all the time, the
Speaker 11: thing that drive me nuts? You know, I'm driving along,
Speaker 11: minding my own bitness.
Speaker 1: And oh a flock up and throw over that I'm
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden the belt when you know
Speaker 1: my trunk here you do? So I have to top
Speaker 1: and try to turn them off, and I look for you.
Speaker 4: But look, I've got news for you. There's no bell
Speaker 4: on that milk truck. Oh you heard it too, Colif
Speaker 4: I you only imagine that you hear the bell, that's
Speaker 4: because you're so punchy.
Speaker 12: You you're punchy, you DK I'm plunky?
Speaker 3: Yes, I do you mean? I certainly do?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 11: Ian for no dot the round?
Speaker 1: You do?
Speaker 4: You know you got to carry yourself a hearing bells
Speaker 4: all the time. Just repeat over and over to yourself.
Speaker 4: I don't hear any bell.
Speaker 1: You mean you don't hear that truck going by?
Speaker 12: I keep saying, I don't hear any bells ringing.
Speaker 11: I don't hear wait till, wait till they stop. I
Speaker 11: don't hear any bell dwinging. I don't hear any bell dwinging. Yi,
Speaker 11: I don't hear any bell.
Speaker 1: Dream you know about that. I'm cured.
Speaker 3: I want to see how simple it was.
Speaker 2: Dank the rudnay answer the food. Hey, hey, I know
Speaker 2: where they're coming from. Now it's under that hood there
Speaker 2: the truck. I'm gonna lift up the hood and yank
Speaker 2: and belled.
Speaker 1: Right out of there. We're gonna drive me nothing.
Speaker 11: Do a foc canary flew out of there? Boy, old boy,
Speaker 11: you know they're caught in all the trouble.
Speaker 12: I think I didn't see any canaries fly out?
Speaker 1: Or what do you want to do? Come back and
Speaker 1: give you a non cool. The world's moving too fast
Speaker 1: for you, boy, Get we get the you want to
Speaker 1: be like me? Boy, keep on your hues.
Speaker 4: Ah, it's too bad for you, califier. You showed up
Speaker 4: where they were passing out the brains. The government frozen.
Speaker 1: Oh that cute that you didn't get much of a laugh.
Speaker 12: Hey tell me how come you're driving a milk truck.
Speaker 3: Finally washed up in the fight racket.
Speaker 2: I thought I would wiped up last night about I
Speaker 2: had out in China.
Speaker 1: Oh you tell me? I won?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 1: Boy, I tell you. They had to use the cart
Speaker 1: remover to get me off of the canbridge. You knew.
Speaker 3: What did you fight?
Speaker 1: I fought Gorilla Irving.
Speaker 11: He's uh taking dinner George dinner, Jordana Taxi Dermot.
Speaker 1: He did try to stuffy fit do on my throat.
Speaker 2: One of the fighters had to go over and I
Speaker 2: fought last week and he had to go to the dinners.
Speaker 1: I picked him.
Speaker 3: Boy, what happened?
Speaker 1: One of my teeth got took and he fire? And
Speaker 1: oh is that night?
Speaker 10: And that cute?
Speaker 1: They're going back to Capitana early? Did he? I did fight?
Speaker 1: I had last night though.
Speaker 11: This guy hit me so hard at my teeth, blew
Speaker 11: right out of my mouth and bid a lady in
Speaker 11: the third room.
Speaker 1: I had to fight.
Speaker 11: I had to go stop it where you had cons
Speaker 11: matter with you?
Speaker 3: What does this stop? And stop?
Speaker 10: Hits me?
Speaker 1: Hits me?
Speaker 3: I look around, No wonder you're walking around in a fog.
Speaker 1: Who you think I walked my boat? You ain't seen nothing.
Speaker 1: You are to tea that rattler room with you. A
Speaker 1: good guy, get really flipped his lid.
Speaker 3: Majm me, no need the fruit.
Speaker 1: Take that guy all night loom. He kicked there banging
Speaker 1: at the get your bang to be. Oh not you?
Speaker 3: What's wrong with that?
Speaker 1: He ain't got no bn. I know I have to
Speaker 1: tune it.
Speaker 3: When you get your cleaning, tell me something, colorfire? What
Speaker 3: do you sell milk for?
Speaker 11: Oh it's very weaknable, very weaknable. I darged fifteen tent
Speaker 11: to quart and twenty five into point.
Speaker 3: Well, tell me something. How come the pint bottles costs
Speaker 3: more than the quart bottle?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 11: When I milk and cowd mommate too good with him?
Speaker 11: Real body, go to super tea.
Speaker 3: Tell me something? Is your milk past your eyes pat ryed?
Speaker 1: Only if I put it in front of my fake.
Speaker 3: You milk?
Speaker 1: You know our milk is different. We feed our choud
Speaker 1: nothing but watermelon. So when you drink the milk, don't
Speaker 1: forget to spit the seed down.
Speaker 11: Or that week that week they love me, They love
Speaker 11: me that sweet Oh a little Canario, myke yield.
Speaker 1: Only go away.
Speaker 4: Well, i'll help you out, Califira. Give me a couple
Speaker 4: of quarts. Two quarts coming up, boy, I don't want
Speaker 4: it unless it's fresh.
Speaker 1: Oh it's Frank joll right. I'll get it for you
Speaker 1: to get the gippy.
Speaker 3: Boy, I said, forget it. I'll see you later. Yeah, Caltains, Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm going home.
Speaker 1: I finished my bomb shoulder, really got it finished. Boy.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call up the newspapers and him take some
Speaker 1: pictures of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Say that's a juicy tidbit for head and Noela.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Drew person won't believe it. He didn't pretict it.
Speaker 2: Put a master please though, if Adam bomb proof, h
Speaker 2: bomb proof, smog proof and fires, thank.
Speaker 3: You too bad. It wasn't sneezeproof.
Speaker 1: I've always wanted a sunken rock garden.
Speaker 3: Now, ladies and gentlemen, until next Sunday.
Speaker 2: This is Red Skelton saying goodbye and Adam, thanks for listening,
Speaker 2: and thanks for buying more and more of the Voice Miracle.
Speaker 4: And this is ronald'connor reminding you that Tide gets close
Speaker 4: cleaner than any soap on Earth.
Speaker 3: Cleaner than any other washing products sold throughout America. That's
Speaker 3: why you get as clean.
Speaker 1: As washing with.
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